Study In Germany 2025: Did you know that one of Germany's best university, which is listed among the top 100 of QS World University Rankings 2026 charges a tuition-fee of no more than Rs. 16,000 for most of its programs. Germany is known for offering affordable education to all students irrespective of their nationality in its public universities and Heidelberg University provides 196 undergraduate and postgraduate programs with a tuition-fee of Rs. 15,712 (151 Euros).
This university has more than 30,000 students currently enrolled, including over 4,000 international students. It offers 64 bachelor's and 132 master's programs across five disciplines- Arts and Humanities, Engineering and Technology, Life Sciences and Medicine, Natural Sciences and Management.
Heidelberg university is the key player in the middle of a unique research and development network in the city of Heidelberg and in the region. It has an Employer Reputation of 72.2, a score that states how highly employers worldwide consider the university's graduates and is scored highly for its International Resarch Network.
Cost of Living
When considering studying abroad, it is essential to understand the living expenses required to live in Germany, allowing you to focus fully on your studies. The QS University Rankings 2026 provides a detailed view of what your expenses in Germany would be like.
Accomodation in Germany can cost you approximately Rs. 6,22,246 (7,010 dollars) per annum. Food expenses could be Rs. 3,27,544 (3,690 dollars), utilities may cost you approximately Rs. 3,91,455 (4,410 dollars). There are free public transport passes available, which may differ based on various factors, including the university. Generally, transportation expenses can amount to about Rs. 67,461 (760 dollars) annually.
Students can apply for both summer undergraduate and master's programs between December 1 and April 4, while the registration period for programs requiring an entrance examination ends on March 30. Enrollment for the winter semester begins on April 1 for master's programs with restricted access and on August 1 for undergraduate subjects that involve an entrance exam.
Students are advised to visit the official website of the university for complete enrollment details.
